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REECE 01 APPOINTS ACE REPUBLIC N
DENOUNCES CIVIL
RIGHTS PLANK
I------~-~----------~--~
Complete Coverae
LOCAl. • STATE • NATIOII~
·S¢
'WHY PAY MOR~l
roRMmU~COM mHHUD ~~~====~~::~~~~~~~~==~::::~========~!!~!!~~!!~ BACKS UP "BOSS" (RU P CHARGE mLUME 31 SJ>TUBDAT. SEPTEMBER 11. 1,., RUllBE8 ..
Nashville, Tenn., Sept. !I-[Visited upon Jews, Catho.liCS as a Carroll Reece, Republican well as Negroes. No act of his
National Commi~ in op· administration bas ende~
enin. his campaign for United Gov. Thomas E. Dewey to !air.
States Senator at Crossville on minded Americans more than
Mond~ of last week, proved to his ~pousal of a law that seeks
be the bigcest d isappointment to remove or mitigate race prej­as
far as colored voters of the udice in employment. It was
state are concemed of any man because of the passage of this
the Republicans have put up for . law that Gov. Dewey rolled up
otIlce in modern times. Unless the most astounding majority
~. Ree« can claim that he ..... as any man has ever received for
misquoted, it is dillicult to see governor of New York, and en­how
he can expect any seU- abled the Republicans to elect
respecting colored man or wom- for the first time in twenty years
an, and any sincere supporter " United States senator from
oC Gov. Thomas E. Dewey, to ew York.
vote lor hIm for United Stat s By denouncing the underlying
senator. principle of fair employment
In his speech, Mr. Reece de· practices, Mr. Rl'eCe dXl much
nounel'd Cair employment prac- to confirm the charge recently
tlces, which means the avoid- made by Drew Pearson, the
ance of race discrimmation in I radio broadcaster, that Reece
employment and deals with will be backed for senator by
racial discrimination as has been (Continued on page 4)
CARROLL WILL
PATRONIZE
. ~==================================================~~
THE LEADER
DAWSON'S RULE
UNDER ATTACK
ELEOION 0 TlUMAN
New York. Sept. !!-John H. l1c NatIonal Comnutt" as a ....
Young m, assistant to dlrecwr s'stant to the Du r('tor of Pub.
of publicity oC the Democr3 IC li .. ,ty
National CorruruUee blasted the ''There ar~ <on<1,uoJl, in the
one man rule of Congre5SJn.at romnltttee whld. 1 feet should
William 1. Dawson, of Chicago, be exposed te tJ'Jt· public. They
ru., in a press conference hdrl mcIod a. quc~uon d:) to the sin­Friday
afternoon at the H"",l cprlty of the De:llocra ti" Na-
Theresa. nal CommiUE'e ill th .. t> lectJon
_ /'i04!'g,- wlto_was on Jeavo! ,'1' r ·l!e,lli....lJ:umalJ and
~nce from the Chicago r: .... part being pl.3yed by Con gress.
fender. tn work in the National m:m WIlliam L. D:lw50n, of Jl­Democratic
headquarters in Hu !inots. assistant t( th,' (hairmen
tel Biltmore, here, based hi. 11- of \.h< commIttE'< IJJ th,' o-~all­t:'
lk on g rounds that Dav oun Of"i "integration p):tli of the
\"':3:5 attempting to bp the "'Om.mittcc."
spukesman lor the entire . ··'~r? I ~r Young's ~11( Vit.JU . stelrul
popuJaticn of the nation . ir!)m the Cact i.h:;1 1.e was ad-
Mr. Young's letter to the pr·, .. 1 vlsed by Mr. Dawson m a jfeG.
sai?, "I am being pressureo out1lleman's agreemenl that he W:l:!
oC my position in thl' 0 m""~.-· (Continued on page 4)
HEALTH HAZARD

REECE 01 APPOINTS ACE REPUBLIC N
DENOUNCES CIVIL
RIGHTS PLANK
I------~-~----------~--~
Complete Coverae
LOCAl. • STATE • NATIOII~
·S¢
'WHY PAY MOR~l
roRMmU~COM mHHUD ~~~====~~::~~~~~~~~==~::::~========~!!~!!~~!!~ BACKS UP "BOSS" (RU P CHARGE mLUME 31 SJ>TUBDAT. SEPTEMBER 11. 1,., RUllBE8 ..
Nashville, Tenn., Sept. !I-[Visited upon Jews, Catho.liCS as a Carroll Reece, Republican well as Negroes. No act of his
National Commi~ in op· administration bas ende~
enin. his campaign for United Gov. Thomas E. Dewey to !air.
States Senator at Crossville on minded Americans more than
Mond~ of last week, proved to his ~pousal of a law that seeks
be the bigcest d isappointment to remove or mitigate race prej­as
far as colored voters of the udice in employment. It was
state are concemed of any man because of the passage of this
the Republicans have put up for . law that Gov. Dewey rolled up
otIlce in modern times. Unless the most astounding majority
~. Ree« can claim that he ..... as any man has ever received for
misquoted, it is dillicult to see governor of New York, and en­how
he can expect any seU- abled the Republicans to elect
respecting colored man or wom- for the first time in twenty years
an, and any sincere supporter " United States senator from
oC Gov. Thomas E. Dewey, to ew York.
vote lor hIm for United Stat s By denouncing the underlying
senator. principle of fair employment
In his speech, Mr. Reece de· practices, Mr. Rl'eCe dXl much
nounel'd Cair employment prac- to confirm the charge recently
tlces, which means the avoid- made by Drew Pearson, the
ance of race discrimmation in I radio broadcaster, that Reece
employment and deals with will be backed for senator by
racial discrimination as has been (Continued on page 4)
CARROLL WILL
PATRONIZE
. ~==================================================~~
THE LEADER
DAWSON'S RULE
UNDER ATTACK
ELEOION 0 TlUMAN
New York. Sept. !!-John H. l1c NatIonal Comnutt" as a ....
Young m, assistant to dlrecwr s'stant to the Du r('tor of Pub.
of publicity oC the Democr3 IC li .. ,ty
National CorruruUee blasted the ''There ar~ lectJon
_ /'i04!'g,- wlto_was on Jeavo! ,'1' r ·l!e,lli....lJ:umalJ and
~nce from the Chicago r: .... part being pl.3yed by Con gress.
fender. tn work in the National m:m WIlliam L. D:lw50n, of Jl­Democratic
headquarters in Hu !inots. assistant t( th,' (hairmen
tel Biltmore, here, based hi. 11- of \.h< commIttE'< IJJ th,' o-~all­t:'
lk on g rounds that Dav oun Of"i "integration p):tli of the
\"':3:5 attempting to bp the "'Om.mittcc."
spukesman lor the entire . ··'~r? I ~r Young's ~11( Vit.JU . stelrul
popuJaticn of the nation . ir!)m the Cact i.h:;1 1.e was ad-
Mr. Young's letter to the pr·, .. 1 vlsed by Mr. Dawson m a jfeG.
sai?, "I am being pressureo out1lleman's agreemenl that he W:l:!
oC my position in thl' 0 m""~.-· (Continued on page 4)
HEALTH HAZARD